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It's not always best to tell the truth

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valerie@relateful.com·...
psychology · 6.9

Truth is tricky to define, and often people use a black-and-white definition to avoid taking responsibility for impact.  But those kinds of truths rarely land well. Speaking a fuller truth—one that takes into account the person receiving it, and that this matters—doesn’t mean watering it down or making it less real. In fact, it becomes more true, more real, and more likely to be received and understood because it recognizes that truth does not exist in a vacuum nor do we. #DeepTakes

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